So, what was less likely on Sunday? That Darin Ruf, a big man with one stolen base in his career, would swipe second to set up a crucial insurance run? Or that Darin Ruf, a man signed to be a bench bat and platoon first baseman, would crash through an open bullpen gate while making a catch in left field?
"I would give -- going into that game -- both a pretty, pretty low probability," Ruf said Sunday night, smiling.
Both were key moments in another nice night for Ruf, signed out of the KBO over the offseason.